What is the last number? New limit

Counting is fun. Just ask the count on Sesame Street. The ascending nature of numbers is intriguing. As they reach ever higher levels, the essence of counting, reveals itself through the sheer abundance of the numbers. Furthermore, it becomes increasingly obvious that there will be more. How can this be anything but exciting?

With this in mind, it seems almost unlikely that there is a last number. Or that it can be found. However, there is also the old adage of what goes up must come down. This goes along with another one that says, every beginning has an end. Therefore, since the numbers have already begun, it is likely they will end. But where? Or when? Or should it be at how much?

The questions are still good. Furthermore they spark new questions, which is the mark of a good question to begin with. Would the last number occur somewhere? Or should it be looked for at a specific time? It seems that the counting process coming to an end, would happen at a particular time. Then there would be a notable time to mark the last number. Somehow time is a component of almost everything.

What is the last number? New limit

This concept suggests that numbers can correlate to meaningful events. Or markers. For example, to be very wealthy one must have an abundance of money. No matter the kind of money, one million is more than fourteen, of that money. Therefore possessing a larger amount, or a higher number of the money, is a meaningful condition. Additionally the price of anything, is also meaningful. It is a condition of possession.

This almost indicates a new limit, on how the last number can be determined. If it can be determined. The first time we thought about the last number we were exploring how many possible robots there could be. Many of the most popular science fiction movies make it look like there are an infinite number of robots.

This naturally led to the conclusion that there was no way to count all the robots. Therefore they were without end. Which meant transformers were also plentiful. It was about the Autobots all along. However, where there are Autobots there will also be decepticons. Furthermore, when the little one is creating a collection of transformers, it is helpful to know they are limitless. The robots are limitless. Not Grandpa’s wallet. Thanks for reading.

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